Designed for high-channel-count Dante applications including large recording sessions and postproduction work using Dolby Atmos and other immersive formats, the Focusrite RedNet PCIeNX is a PCIe interface card that delivers 128x128 audio channels simultaneously (at up to 192 kHz) with ultralow round-trip latency. Compatible with Windows and Mac (Intel and Apple Silicon supported), RedNet PCIeNX can be installed in a PCIe slot or Thunderbolt chassis to seamlessly integrate with your existing hardware and accelerate any Dante workflow.

Two Ethernet RJ45 connections offer both switched and redundant mode, providing flexibility for connectivity as well as the option to have a secondary network for mission-critical situations. Futureproof and designed for reliability, RedNet PCIeNX is backed by a 3-year warranty and Focusrite's award-winning 24/7/365 technical support.

Large Recording Session/Dolby Atmos Post    For High-Channel-Count Dante Application    128x128 Channels (24-Bit / 192 kHz)    Ultralow Round-Trip Latency    Dual Ethernet RJ-45 Connections    Supports AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110    For Mac/Windows (Intel/Apple Silicon)    Fits PCIe slot or Thunderbolt Chassis

• RedNet PCIeNX supports AES67, Dante Domain Manager and is SMPTE ST 2110 compliant, which makes it perfect for broadcast deployment.

• The integrated network interface simplifies installation and connectivity, allowing for a single-cable connection for audio and network control.

• RedNet PCIeNX works with RedNet Control, which provides a single application for control and monitoring of all RedNet devices on the network.

• Easily installed in a PCIe slot or Thunderbolt chassis

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does it come with built-in dante?

A: Yes, the Yamaha DM3-D Digital Mixing Console does have built-in Dante with 16 Dante inputs and 16 Dante outputs.

Q: 2. Does this work with clubhouse? i.e. 2x1 BT connected to POE switch onto Comp USB-C output to iPhone with Clubhouse on in addition to recording from said phone

A: I do not see this as a workable solution.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with 01V96 mixers?

A: Unfortunately it will not work with the 01V96 mixer. That expansion is only made for the TF series.

Q: 4. Can I daisy chain six of them?

A: Technically, yes, you could daisy-chain six of the Yamaha DM3-D Digital Mixing Consoles with Dante, but you should use them all on the same Dante network.

Q: 5. Is this comparable with an iPad that has USB-C?

A: Yes. iOS devices support class-compliant audio and the Audinate Dante AVIO 2x2 is compatible with devices that have class compliant USB.

Q: 6. can this record multitrack wav files through Dante directly from a console (Allen and Heath SQ in multitrack recording format) ?

A: To be able to do that, the TASCAM SS-R250N with Dante card would need to connect to a managed network switch. The Allen & Heath SQ series Dante port would be connected to a different port on the same managed network switch. You would also have a computer connected to that managed network switch, with Audinate Dante Controller installed.

Q: 7. There'er 16xlr in and 8 out physical patches, does the dante add to the inputs & outputs or does it replaces the physical i/o?

A: No, the Yamaha DM3-D Digital Mixing Console with Dante physical inputs on the console act as the Dante routed channels to be connected to a compatible stage box or other Dante compatible devices. Pages 34 - 39 in the manual illustrate this, https://bhpho.to/4c4Z3ig.

Q: 8. Does the R Remote PC app work if the TIO is enrolled in a Dante Domain (DDM or Director)?

A: Yes. In order to use R Remote with the Yamaha Tio1608-D2 Dante-Equipped I/O Rack, Dante Controller must be installed first.

Q: 9. Can I pair two consoles together using a NY64-D expansion card without having a Tio1608-D in place? We want to share channels 1-16 on board 1 with board 2 (programmed as 17-32), and vice-versa.

A: By connecting both consoles via a Dante network you will be able to share information with any other device on the network.

Q: 10. I would like to use Dante Via to route the digital channels from our Yamaha TF1 to and from various software packages (Wirecast, Zoom, Skype, iTunes, etc.) on our Mac Pro. Will this card allow me to do this? I am assuming it would communicate over an ethernet (Cat 5e) from the NY64-D mixer expansion card in the TF1 mixer to our Mac Pro, Correct?

A: The Yamaha NY64-D will add Dante connectivity to the TF1 mixer, enabling it to transmits and receive up to 128 Channels of audio within the Dante Network and communicate with Dante Via. The connection is done with Cat 5e cabling as you've stated.